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Fish Maw and Dried Scallop Congee, Simmered Slow
A savory fish maw and dried scallop congee: soak fish maw overnight, blanch with ginger and scallion, then simmer with scallops in a rich rice porridge base.
Learn moreA Pandan Bird's Nest, Double-Boiled Until Fragrant
A pandan bird's nest recipe: fresh pandan leaves steeped with soaked nest, gently double-boiled about 40 minutes, sweetened with rock sugar or monk fruit.
Learn moreA Vu Lan Family Soup: Cordyceps with Chinese Yam and Red Dates
A simple family soup for Vu Lan: wild cordyceps simmered gently with Chinese yam and red dates in a clear, lightly sweet broth for the whole table.
Learn moreCordyceps Militaris and Kabocha Pumpkin Soup
Kabocha pumpkin simmers with slender orange Cordyceps militaris for about 30 minutes into a naturally sweet, silky soup — a simple way to use kabocha as it arrives in late summer.
Learn moreFish Maw, Sweet Corn, and Pork Rib Soup
Soaked fish maw simmers with sweet corn and pork ribs for about 90 minutes into a clear, gently sweet broth — a comforting soup that lets the corn's natural sweetness carry the seasoning.
Learn moreFresh Figs and Bird's Nest, Lightly Sweetened
Ripe fresh figs and double-boiled bird's nest in a light rock-sugar syrup make a chilled, late-summer dessert that lets the fruit lead and keeps the sweetness gentle.
Learn moreSealed in Parchment: Steamed Chicken with Wild Cordyceps
Chicken pieces and whole wild cordyceps are sealed inside parchment paper and steamed together, trapping the aroma in one packet. Here is the technique, step by step.
Learn moreFish Maw and Crab Meat Thick Soup: A Silky Cantonese-Style Bowl
Fish maw and crab meat thick soup is a cornstarch- and egg-white-thickened Cantonese-style geng, simmered until the broth turns silky and clings to the spoon. Here is the full method, from soaking the fish maw to the final thickening.
Learn moreWhen Muscat Grapes Meet a Chilled Bowl of Bird's Nest
A simple chilled bird's nest recipe with muscat grapes, sweetened with rock sugar or monk fruit — soak, double-boil, chill, and serve.
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